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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

CAsx or ADVERTISING ISGkSurY.-I
remember eneountsring once, on the prin'
eipAl ihoroughfAre OF Philadelphia, the ar.
lsiocra,ie street, psllid Individual wheel
Ing what looked like small whesloarrow
with q rinc boz In II, and . wheel a. big a.
one OF the ordinary working hand vehicles.
As the wheel revolyed II len imprinted In
black Ink on the clean Tags the one text,
"Rspent thy sins" etc. The feet OF the
passers-by speedily smesred the ehsrset-
ers into q smudge that made the pavement
hldeous 10 behold, and the barrow.man
Was arrested for committing q nuisance.
He stated that he had Invented the barrow
especially 70 make the stones OF the wicked
town preach sermons 10 the unregenerste.
The laws OF the unregenerste nned him
heavily for his evapgelisiic Ingenuity. and
be Was forced 10 pot his barrow 70 rest
The device has since been utilized TO ad-
vertiss various articles In this city, but
Was suppressed BY the police. see that
On smploye OF an American theatrical man
sger who has . troupe travelling In Eng.
land has been arrested In some provincial
city for the same ofense, and the manager
bad TO pay round sum 10 keep him out
OF the Lookup. Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
WHY II II


That rheumatism and neuralgia are 80
prevalent This question has not tesn
satlsiactorily answered., but Il i certain
that these disases are not only the noel
palnfal bat among the mosi common, and
.,ne member 81 nearly every family in the
lani !. tie victim II one II these dreed
tormcnsors. laiies seem 20 H. peculiarly
Ilalle o. ncurslgic attacks. which, In th?
form of nclralgic headache, pain In the
tark. or nervous pains arc u cunsiant O.
cnrrcn,c No, until the discovery II Athlo-
phoi,s hal aay remedy teen found for
either rheumatism, Neuralgia o. nervous
healAche AMI they were generally con-
ce.lel 1, h. incirlble. bot Nhlophoros
has ben prorcl % b. not only a oerfais
cure Or ih.~c diseases. In All their taried
firms. ini a ~, rculs,ly. II. In the NE
of Athlophnr~. the bowels arr kept (rsoiy
sIsa. H. sioocss i ofrfiis. and a. AL this,
Aihlaphoros Fills are recommended,
whirh. while providing the ncccsary
c.tlariic. will H. found o. L. a valuable
aii a. tle acii1n q the medicine. Athio-
,h,rts Il M experiment, Il has lc,n tested
80 has provcl IT, wonderful efficacy.
Tho Nthloph1roi Fills vcrc originally
rgurcl a. a rcmcly ior nee In Connection
.ih Aihlophorus, or rheumatism AMI
asirilria AMI kinlfcl complaints ICED
il .lunociion uiih that remedy, they arc
q certain cure hr either a ihcss very COM
u,n anl distressing diseases. They have
il.i lccn f,unl q lo an invaluahlcfcm~iy
lir any an AL llis,as~ arising from yiilaici
l,sl ~ general DEBILITY. Ihsy afc a..
nt tally valuable nrncrvoai deliliis, blood
pa.n.ng iyslel,ia. distress after eating,
hsahchc. c,ntiplii,p. o.. n appetite.
ami aii sinmich ~ liver troullcs icr
discuss. II uinnen thCy are invaluable
Tho pills are Isri,cils harmless and nay
le aicly u-sl ly alnli. 60 ,hilirCn.
Testimonials u iho-c Who have tecn
Clrcl VIII hc slni frvc ga application.
'Ercry druggist shouh iesp Aihlophoros
AMI Nhlophlrs rills. lfi where they can
noi l.c laarht ~ iho druggist DE Aillo.
phor- Co. NJ Wall a. Ncu York, will
senl either .Griarr paid Un frccipi 81
regular pfi,c. which D. tlon I,r bottle
ior Aihlorhorus AMI ~. ior lillS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
ASTONISHING succrss.

IL is the duty Of every person who has
used B0scAes'sGsrmaa Syrup 20 Jet is won
derful qualities be Known 20 their friends
In caring Consumption. severe Coughs.
Group, Asthma. Pneamonls, and. In fact,
all Throat snd Lung Diseases. No person
can use IL without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case. aud We con-
slider II the duty OF All Druggists To recon-
mend II 20 the poor, dying consumpii'e,
AZ least 10 try one bottle, - so 900 dozen
bottles were sold last ~ear. and 10 one case
where Il failed was reported. sseh a
medicine a. the German Syrup cannot be
too widely known. Ask your Druggist
about II. sample bottles 10 try, sold a,
10 cents. Regular sire. Is cents. Sold by
AL Druggists and Dealers. In the United
States and Canada
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

TIIE ssbscribsr hsr,sy We, public n,ties TIA,
he has Teen duly appointed BY The Hoo Jsdse
of Pfobste for the COatly OF OXFORD. aod assumed
the trust q Adm inis,rAiOr Of The ssiaic OF
IDWARD a. LAMsOS, late Of fr1sbuIg.
In sad County. declared, ~ giving toad a. The
law directs he therefore, requests all perso n.
dsbied 10 the estate Of saii deceascf 10 male In
msd ate payment aud thoss via have any De.
msnds thereon o. sxkibt the zane 10
Jan. II, issl. ID. LOWELL LAMsON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

Issvsry prevalent aud exceedingly Dis.
agreeable disease. liable, II neglected, 70
develop into serious consumption. Bclrg
. constitutional disease. IL requires con-
siliaiioual remedy like Hoods SarsspAfilla
which. acting through the blood, reaches
every part Of The system. tfeciing = radi.
cal and permanent cure of ea,,rfh In even
is most severe forms. Made only by c. l.
Hood Co, Lowell. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
o1roRD, $50, Cor, Of PROBATE Aeld :

Paris, within and f0f the County Of Oxford, on
the third Tuesiay of jan, A. ID. lss1.
ON the petition q LAWSON W. fiNsRkE, OF
Rsthel, IN taii CouatJ, prslinf that X. a
the estate Of Dally A. iiubbafd lab 90 Bethel
In sali Cosnty deceased;
Ordered. That the saii Petitioner give poties
TO all persons Interested BY causing copy 81 thi'
the Oxford Democrat printed 81 faris, that thsy
may appear A. Probate tosft 10 b held Al
Pafis In said Coahty on the third 1sesdtJ q
chow eAs,s. ~ sny hey have, vby the zane
ono. A. WILSON, Judge.
A true e0py-Atiesti n. Z. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

says Df. Ksufnanhs greA, book on d.
ease. - causes Ani hone care, with Zoe
colorsd plates. l. The best work ever pab'
lisasd. A copy Will BE- ssui free 20 any
body who ssnfs three 2-osui stamps. 20
pay postage 10 A. 7. Ortwsy Co. Boz
ton Mass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

"A gooi baseball PLAYER gets better
salary thaa The Governor % Rhode isl'
and Well. be kAs bigger Geld 10 work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
Naiice Of Foreclosure.

yyvuEREAs, Hattie &. Kneore. q Ditfsld. by
w her mortgage deed, dated the twenty art (sis,l
d.y 81 MARI A. n 1881. and recOrded IN the ga iord
Registry u Deeds. book ls2, psge Ds, conveyed 70
me-, The undsrsigbsd certain parcel q ree ss.ie,
situate In Mekico, In the COuuty 81 Otofu sn,i
bounded a. f0iows On the east ~ the nos tIAs.led
roai leaiing from DKfsld Village % the Nhben
NeRhborhoad. 60 called. IN hetieoli o. ths nerth
a. ne heir. 81 the late EFskiel Trssf. and % The
south by Land q Henry Chase. he above desr bed
land consists ~ two parcels. Que wloe bt ooniAlne
one hundred 400 acfts, more 90 less, All U.xe.
rnsefoned rad, With the widest ehi .djolnsg ssld
John BAbb's land. and contsinlng twenty (sol srts
mere o. less. And whereas The oo1dition Of aid
mortgage has been broken. nov. tbsufre, ~ retson
closure II said mortgage.
Dtthsld. January 9Th. i.i:
Tr uis ArronSrf. Joms IL. IsAsh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
tue oov,-A,rs.l! I'll Il. {. DAVIS. n.si.,sr
TnE ssbsenbsr hereby give. pstIis aotirs "a

TIKI ssbseubsr hereby gives pablie notics that
Ne has tea duly appointed b. The h0u. Jatss
Of Probate fOr the Coantv Of oxford and assuntd
The trust 81 tkecutor % The estate Of
HENRY n. HARTFORD late Of psnnat.
Ia sad County decsasedby giving bopd asths lac
directs he thsrefors reQaests all psrsons n are
INDEBTED 10 thsss Of said deceased 20 make I'm
mediate payment and those Who have sny ts aAnfs
thereon 70 exhlbitthe sAmsto
Jan. u. lssf. tfOs X ufAS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

A writer on pAlmis,ry says "A sofl hand
has lazy owner ard = hard one means
energy" A hard hand also means, when
fAiher has his s.yex OH son over bis
tnee. 4 series OF dismal bowls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

Doeior-"Ani so you think FLORIDA Is
the garden spot OF Americs, do your
Returned Tourist-"i DO. Nearly al
% my numerous friends who have gone
there have been plsnted by the friendly ns-
tises ("
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

wAsa n.Sy -.. 'isi -. Es', Asr css,ssi.
whsa sAs -. GAIA 81. erred fOr c.sioriA
wAsa sA.-bee.as Nl.. ale slahs - Castor.
WAsa sAs Lsi cA..4r,s. a.. CAV, iAsa c.s.ss..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

The y. Y san says million dollars In
gold Will weigh tSo.ihiris % = ION. Were
pleAsei % oouerm The Sans statement II
Il gllts correct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08
n.-aNlaRaNs.

m.-ANA0RANs.
I. rs cola aAi0 IA system of laws
:. 10 u1tr ir1ia The act % starting
on AvoYsge.
). Cas 4 ,sa9 a Pur'si-More than
enough
4 Coy Lerlr-Ia = cross, sufly nan
nsr.
5. Va. ruA o. "a Above All others.
&. BIG ~. Arra.-The act OF unlung
:. Ton. q ga clA Whist Ne perform
each day.
; AZ. or fooa CA small musical L.
suumcat
>. Grace Air "A vehicle.
Loss AND Loan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

-Oas reason why women are more
graceful than men Is that they have no
pockets to put their hands In and acquire
slouchy gait willis young.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

Mother. .hoai remember. In ihe ,b-
ssnoc o,taelr paysiclau. that Ayers Chsf'
~ fcciorA promptly relieves the CroaP
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

OXFORD. u-Ata rrotAis Couft hoiisn Al
Paris. slhu AL 90 fali c1uatT On tie thfi
Ius.iaF q jas - 49,.
SULLIVAN hEIn, ftsrstor q ~ t'tsis
q IlantahF Nufhsii. iais a nsaitn. In sakl
toualY. csrfassd. tsfInF pfrtfuisi be tffreal
- sfn'ti tukiioa cf Ne lsiais - ssh dsetsss''
90 sIlIsarrF
ordered. That ne sAi Am aiuatnf ave
nrlice O. an psftons iaiffssisd ~ easing q
rsgy u thls rf'isf o. o. Tatiishst srsks sueees
siFsiy ia ths Otfufi Democrat, testptpsf
gflntsi AZ Paris .ihAttAsT maI aypfAf ~ frohAis
Court % BE- held 40 fans. in taii tpeniF o.
~ tkiid Iessfsy oi fst seat, as o'riics ia W
f1renoan and shs. sAuss 10 anY ihsy have. AZ
ne ttms shoui pa = su1usi
CID. a. wti.soN jutfs.
A 1us cepI -Aiistii-ii. L. DAVIS, EssisisF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

Kii gloves are bow said 10 be- made OF
lamb skins To. l. = relief ~ The feel.
ings OF people Who bad Supposed they
were made Of rat SKINS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

To create an appetite. sni give ioae %
The digestive apparatus, Ayers Sars'pafll-
IA /. ureqlAlri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

OXFORD, Ss,-Ai Coeu u rfob,'s hsii Al
fus. suhfn ani - ne Counu 20 us lord
- Ne lAifi Tues,isY "a isn., A u. ~.
lOsfru A. ktNe. namsd tssraiaf ia csf
la IfsifuInsat garEcfiifs - ~ ne lat " n aad
Tsstamsut 81 AioaFs king. isH q Paris. n sail
q uaiy. dressed, having Ifsssrtoi iiss sane 90
ffutaie
OHpGHIn. nat ne .sif Esssu iof give neiice
o. ell gsf.ons iaisfssisd ~ saasias topy ~ tat
cfdsf 10 - psbishst . .ssss saessssTsly 10 ~
Osfcfi tlsuosrst gfiGist 81 fafiss that thsf AL
sggsH na Ifotsis Coau % - he'll a. Para.
In ssii coatiy Oh ne thifi fusstay o. fsb o~si
81 osicst ia ihs iofsaoou tni shov tas,s n AL
proved, approved AL ali1ufd a. ~ las VIII
ani Tcstsmsat o. al decsssei, al tial jotsgl
A MAG - Agvoiaisi Exerut1f.
eHO. A. " tt.suN, Jstss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

ONFoEp. 90 .-At.rfctsis Coorhsi stfaii'
stthln sni for ihs CCuniF n OHlofi, ou ths
ttifi fussiaF % Jan., A u. lss's
WALDO fETTENeiLL. Etscaiof "a ~,
estate % Altar u Eiiou, late 81 hlmio's. m SAL
touafY dsrsssfd hasits pFvssuief biz scruatl
a stntittrNiiou ~ ~ estate q SAL oesssss .
o. sl0sAa-f
Ofisfei. tat ssii Fsecaiof siss noiks 10 al
psfsons iuisfvsis.i ~ ctl'itg c1pf ofths o.
Ger o. - Iutlstefi three sests fpcrtstifelf "a
tts Oxiorf nsurfrat printed AZ Pare, thst theJ
may Agt<sf az. Coan oi frvta'e 70 - bod a.
fsfl. N saia Caanty. 90 The thfi tatsdsT q
-. nstt a. ans % closk ~ The fsfetoie. and
sh09 ssuss u aty thsy have. VIZ Ne .sas
shouli not D. alioscf. ....
A tIus eoyT Attest n. 4. DAVIS. Rssi'ssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

!. Pos. 70 iArOwi con, framework
Cor bottles.
}. POs, els v,Por; CON, auus OF rs-
spcct
3. Poe, mans name, CON, an %
slrueiiou. o. separation.
4. Pos., part % harncss con, The
characterlsilc OF wormsOoi.
5. Pos. q pAss,ge way con, some
thing 20 wear on The foot
6. Pos. 10 Inc ins The bead CON- an
ubof.
:. Pos. somssalug The doctor give. !
com, asuPPort JIMMIE JOY
ASswEKs 10 PvEILs OF Llsr wEEk.
i.-SsAssor,i seas. ease, roses. shoes,
sores.
al. Hawk. 2. Wren. 8. swallow 4,
Csi-blri :. Kat 6. Bear. :. Tiger. :. Cat.
>. Perca. 10. whale. n, Troat
a-TAe glory % yo1ug msn l. ,hslr
strength The beaa,y % Old men Il tie gray
head.
a-LogarliAms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

OXFORD, sat- Court 81 Probate Asld Al
Paris, elthin snd for the County % unfuff,
ou TIE thlfd T,lssiay Of Jan. issT.
NANCY hHETT. ~ifow u iuthsr Y.
nrett, late % fNls, decfasei. haFiuf PEE
senisi hsf psttl0n fsr an Alosance cat ~ The
fsrsofal fslAis Of ssI dscsAsei.
OEnTnKp, that The saii Psiitioser give notice
% al ysTsons Interested By cassing copy Of hi,
order b. b. Published three sseks ssccsssINely N
the OAford DEMOCRAT, prtnisd al Paris. that thsf
may splear % q Probate Count % - hOltsn al
Paris, in saI coaaty. on tho third Tuesday II
feb. ues. at nine oelosk IN the iorenooe, and
show cause, n Any they have. sgainst me same.
aEO. A. WILSON Judse.
A true oopy-Attsst. N. q. DAVIS, IL star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

uxIoRp. ssi-At Coan ~ rrobais h.ii a
rafh. vittia ani iof Ne Oeuntf u osfofd
90 M thlfl TursdsT n 1sr.. A. u. ~.
sAHAtII HARMON. s1qs q utuispa II
llafwau. lale % lllIam. isgssci, hAtias
Tfssfnisf tsf fsfifi0a 30 90 Allesafcl oatofths
gsrsrnal ssiats 20 ssf sfresteff
Ofdrfea. Ttst ~ al fstltictrf gits ~
iirc h ell ysfsoas iatffsstsi ~ rsasins cogi
q thii afdsf ID - paeishcithfes sssitsaescssifs
~ ia ths Osfari nsmorfst esSsrsi,sf Efintss
~ fant, in sahl 'yunig thaithsr MAJ slrfsf a
Tufsfay nl Fst. nfht a. o'rloft ln The fofs
boou ssi she's sAsss. u snI tAsy hs's, assias'
sEO A. wii.sO> Istgs
A uss seps- Ans't ~ q. DAVIS hssisisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

Agents actually clear tio daily
AnV vhh ny vosderfsI nsw patent
avUv rsbbsr usd<r-garmsnif or lena
IDD j Ono lAdy cold 80 nrst two hoars.
MRS. A. n. LITTLE, Doe tss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

OXFORD. sat- Coari Of Ffoosis hsi al
fsus ~Hhia ani fer M Cesuty ofotfofi %
tts lard T1esfsr - isn. -.
sTtLLMAs a. RfED. Atmin isifaior 90 Ne
sslats - sunau b. fnitfrs. late ~ pttfii.
In sah 0caaiT. deceased. tstirE lfessetei
he aocouai " Aiuiai.irstiSu 81 ne ksssie 81
alt isceassd i1f alovahcsi
Ofdsfci. that ~ fAif Atmialsuatcf give no.
to 10 al ysfsoas iniefesisf BY caussG eupf ~
tils otter u ~ putshsi thrcs uests go fsssyslr
a. ne ohforl ptmoffsi AnessYspff Ifinifi Al
rars. On ssii lantF. that thst MAJ sugar 81
ff1bats Colft % ~ itsn 40 fsfis. siihia snd
Coz salf coast. o. he thfi rue-daY ~ tso.
rstt, a. u.ns o'Clock In ne 1vrcca, AL shor
sauss. nsuy ttey have. Nh the sane sho1ii not
Gro. A WILSON, Jaa.c.
4 uus = py.-aussN n &. DAVIS, itssisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

L-cuARApk.
Nj nrst an animal will show.
Domestic In its habits. qaitei
some highly prize IL - apst.
while some scarce wish II In their sight
Nj nsx, . very useful thing,
l. found In cottage, palace, lawn.
Iou'il nni II In your porte-monnsie
Though al roar money may be gone
The ihird are useful. too. indeed,
To those who cultures laws Obey;
Aud you, my rssier, am sure,
win use one several times each day.
About The whole We often hear
FROM travellers In foreign parts
Those structures gloomy. deep and DARK
where re,i ~ many palsele-s hearts.
DE~NfE nEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

OXFORD. ss.-At tosii q fioo.is hsd
rars, wlthin sni fof the Coantf ~ OtiDfi
% the tilfd Tussisy o. Jsn.. a. ~ t-sr.
CAHOtsNE oOOLb. nsmsd Esscauis u
CERTAIN IN .tTnmsni psfp gtins o. D. ~ lest WI
arf Tssaueft q lohn q. NonIis lsfe 81
Anioyer. n s.i Csaatf, deosassf, haviag pr
ssaisf Ne SAM 30 70 bstsi
OHnHHHp. That tne ssif Etesa'rt give 80
tles N all refsoas llierssisd ~ rabsits aeapf =
thls order 10 - Tablished three rssss ssersssysl
ia the Osf1fd t,smoefai pfiatei al fsnt that thsl
mar appear 81 . ffotsis Cosft 10 - hsd q
fafis. II eat Coanty "a the thifd fsssiaf q 10
beat Al o'cloet Ia tns fofsncoa AL shes cause
asT tier havs, uhy ne taii insifunient shouf
uot D. tfoFet, aggfcvssi act siiavui 90 ths iss
WIN aHf Testsmsut 81 sAh afesast, eel ma
Caro.In Colt D. Apo aisd Eterains.
sIO. A. NtissON, jatgs.
Atrss sopT-siissti nc. DAVIS, kssisisr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

IlIE subscriber hcrchT gives pubils Ioiies thai
thsy have tsea daiY aIlc iniei ~ ths hc hofabls
Judss % rrobsis for tbe Couuy Of Osfud, and
assumed The ussi Of txccutofs u the -
tate %
ALfIIlN TwITCnTii.. late Of Rsihsl
In sai CoantT. deosasct ~ giving toad I. ths
law direets they therefore regaest Al Tsrtoot in
dstted o. the sstAis u saii Deceased o. fahts an
mediate paynsuf, aat those who have any %
mAnls thsuoa o. ehhitlt TIE same 10
SAMUEL n. TAIN ukLL,
Jan. Il, ltsT. gOKANNA A TwfrIutLL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

OXFORD ssi-M Couu % fpb,s, bell Al
Pars. withis AL fof ne Coaniy oi Oxford os
The thiri TussisV ~ Jsa., A u. lsf.
ADDISON n. iIEnHiCk, nAme.i fxfeuiof IN
a certain Iastfumfnt TufpoftinE % be The lasl
Will ard Tsstsment n rsbfina N. DilsssJ. late II
bethel, Ia ALI Coga,y. deceased, htv.nE pc.
ssntsd The sane fof Probate
Oftsfei, thst ths fati Erecsirr siNe nctlce "a
ali pefscus lntsfessd ~ eausiaEs tppr ~ ht'
orisr % ~ yahlishei thfts ststs ssfrestlIelf n
the Oxfofd nemsffst PLATED ~ lsns, thd thef
nav sppsar q . rfobsts Ccsu % - hell Al
Paris In sai tssniy, On The niri fufs.isy Of
Teb rsat. ats o'sicck m TIE fcrsecsn and shl-
cause n snY ttsy have shf thc sAlf insuanse'
sh8u ID aot b. rforci, spproyei snc sllosei a.
thr lat WllI snI Tsstamsnt 81 salt 1sceNfsd. an
Adi soa D. Iief "a b. sppolnici Eueator.
efO A. WflkCN, Jndss.
A tue e8ry sttssff N. 4 DAVIS, Mstsfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

vt-Flrrflt coNrArisoNs

what Il the dlGsrsbes between cham
plon baseball player and drummer ooyi
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OUR puzzLR CORNER.

9..=s, y ;.I Ps N. f psg.' IT.. :hsss
uer. Mel
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Grand Trunk Railway
Wis,er Advancement.

Winter Arrangement.
"a 80 49, Nrr. d., isst. AL unfA nrthtr -
az. fr.lus - ran a. taQss
xrw-...t y, rnurtAxn
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u-piANoSp.
1. A eousousnt
2 A boy.
g. A heather.
The nickname OF boy Who has been
named for one OF TIE Hole heroes.
DurLEx II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-02-08

PORTLAND Bosros STEAMERS

lrtt "a a.. Co. U.aI rstt 49, AT
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
NEW ISSUE OF ATcHIsoN srocK.

Boston, July 30 tSpecaDThe directors OF the Atchi-
son. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company have voted
to issue stock The circular is already issued aud
invites stockholders subscribe for s7.000.OoO new
stock to be issued and about s30O000O now In the
treasury part the increase OF 1881 The stockholders
will given the privilege OF taking sloo000 at par
and the assurance is given that the Atchison will bc
made per cent stock, dividends TO begin
at this rate November Is. large part OF the funds
raised will be devoted to increasing the equipment
of the road which Is not 10 the requirements oi
the enormous traffic carried. Just what proportion VIII
devoted 70 this purpose cannot be stated at present
The issue and treasury stock will carry the capt.
tai stock up to total OF S75.O0O.OOO The stock was
stimu lated by tho announcement as IL went on from
the opening price OF 1884 10 49, thence TO Ill rally
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
SIX ACRES OF sHANTlEs BURNED.

CINCINNATI July 29.-Fire broke out in an old
diary stable on the no-th side OF Gesst near aret-
st. to-day. This quarter was covered with an old dis
tillery stable and litte franc shanties. and was
known a. Slop Town" In the six acres OF ground
covered by the village In the midst OF city there
were i've brick buildings ono Of which was used as
rroccry. Al she other buildings were tenerlsnss
or dwellings, and two stories high,
and old hali-dilapdated distillery stables.
Nearly all the houses owned by their occupants.
In the stables seventy five or eighty CONS owned
by fifteen or twenty persons. The IRE swept Siop
Town completely out of existence, and at u o'clock
lett nothing OF it but smoking ruins There was
high wind water scarce. the fuel tor the names
was OF tho best and it had been parched to tnder by
the not sun. Twenty-Five buildings exclusive OF
stables were destroyed. Fifty cows belonging TO
more than o dozen persons were burned up 10 tne
stables. No one saved any household goods No lie
was lost One of the incidents OF the fire was the
rescue OF Mrs Mary Topmller. with her babe less
than q -eek old, from the second-story window OF
frame dwelling which was in names L he following
bremen were prostrated with heat Captain Bateheor
and Iohn .. Adams. both dangerously, David
OBrien. Joseph Moore and William Stricken Police
officer Rswlns ais" prostrsted. The total loss
by this re which swept over the greatest space ever
covered By fire In Cincinnati, is not over $lOO.OOO
IL turned out $50 people who must find shelter to-
night In honres other than their There 10 scarce
ly any insurance to cover the loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
THE ABBOTT MYSTERY BECoMEs MURDER.

ST. LOUIS. July 30 tSpecia The supposed wife OF the
alleged Thomas Abbott 1t is now learned was the
daughter OF George o. Beck poor man OF ChestertOn,
Ind Her supposed murderer is proved almost beyond
doubt to be william Thomas Abbott West Methodist
preacher formerly the pastor OF tho Methodist Church
at Chesterton Ind John c. Coulter, OF Cheser) IN, ar
rived this morning and Visited the morgue wherc
he examined the face OF the dead woman III in.med /.
ately recognized her Miss Beck who had been mem
ber of Vests household lie said that West had been the
pastor of the Methodist Church at Cheseron for more
than a year. but had been dismissed for immortality
lie deserted his wife and children and eloped with the
girl on June 27 He returned toe hesterton on Jny ~
and claimed that he had been Insane and did not know
what had become OF the girl He appeared In this city
early July with Miss Beck who went by the name
Mira Abbott Among his purchases were two pounds OF
arsenic Two days later the girl died suddenly. and
certificate OF death from cholera morbus was issued lie
decanped next day leaving two letters one from me
woman in which she said she had committed suicide
with arsenic The other TO his employer In which he
said HIS body would be iounl IN tho river. The next
day he arrived at Cheserton and when asked IL be had
been in st. Louis. made an emphatic denial ana again
disappeared The police OF this oity are now LOOKING
IN him